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EPIC receives donation from LU’s Student Government

June 1, 2016

EPIC receives donation from LU’s Student Government
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PHILIPSBURG – On Friday, May 27, Learning Unlimited’s (LU) Student Government presented Laura Bijnsdorp, environmental educator for Environmental Protection in the Caribbean (EPIC), with a donation to be used towards the foundation’s EPIC environmental education program.

LU has been actively involved in EPIC’s free environmental education program, participating in various presentations and excursions that touch on topics such as global warming, importance of wetlands and environmental challenges.

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The Learning Unlimited Student Government is compromised of students from grades 6 through 12. The President, Secretary and Treasurer are selected from the senior class. The council raises funds throughout the year through activities such as bake sales, food sales, car washes and events. The council selected EPIC to receive part of the proceeds because they want to play a role in helping preserve the local environment through EPIC.

EPIC would like to thank the faculty and students of LU for their hard work and effort in making a positive change to the island’s environment and community.

PICTURE1: EPIC’s Environmental Educator Laura Bijnsdorp receiving donation from Learning Unlimited Student Government for EPIC’s environmental education program.

EPIC receives donation from LU’s Student Government

Source: http://www.sxm-talks.com/?p=14958

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